Nightmare on elm street. The thought of being able to actually die in a dream was too much. 😨

The Birds 🐦🐦🐦🐦

The bride of Frankenstein. Hey I was young. 😅

The “boogeyman”. haha

The Exorcist (1972 version)

Jaws

Birds. It freaked me out and after going to Germany, where there were hundreds of birds littering the streets, I am now terrified.

ET and chucky.

Snow White. The high pitched singing broke my windows. To be honest It still scares me.

Watership Down

Also the first few minutes of The Goofy Movie and that one fight near the end of Atlantis: The Lost City.

I've never really been afraid of entire movies.

There was a movie called The Prophecy about this mutant grizzly 🐻 killing people in the Pacific NW. It was way ahead of it's time because of the environmental message: eating mercury-tainted salmon is bad. Very bad. Sadly, alot of wild-caught salmon today has mercury in it, even in miniscule amounts.

Not much. I saw poltergeist at age 5. LOVED IT.

Almost any Tim Burton film

I don't remember being terrified by a movie ......:)

i do recall a few years ago being totally immersed in Platoon and experiencing slightly the hell of war.

Star Trek 😝

The Exorcist, Alien...but hands down, Jaws.

The Omega Man.
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The Unborn 2

None

Exorcist

Snakes on a plane, horrifying. Oh, I wasn't a kid and it was just a terrible movie. So idk.

Only the ones with monsters with 3 eyes or pupils. I would wake up and see them in my window all scared.

I hate to admit that a pg-13 movie could scare me, but poltergeist scared the shit out of me. Haha

😫 teletubbies, their soulless eyes dug deep into me

Poltergeist 2

And Silent Hill pyramid Head scared the hell out of me

I loved scary even young but one that freaked me out from being scared of our basement was an episode of are you afraid of the dark? About a vampire in the hotels air vents. I’d run my ass up those stairs when I had to shut out the lights